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The Belnord: the Upper West Side's most storied building, re-envisioned by renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern. Originally built in 1908, and occupying a full city block in the heart of the Upper West Side, this landmarked, Italian Renaissance building blends gracious pre-war proportions and history with all the modern conveniences and luxuries of today.

This extraordinary floor-through home offers five bedrooms and four and a half baths generously distributed over a sprawling 3,949 square feet. Beauty abounds with north and south exposures, 10 foot ceilings, fully restored, oversized mahogany windows, and white oak floors with chevron and plank patterns throughout.

Upon arrival, a formal entry foyer and gallery lead to the stunning great room, soaked in light and perfect for living, dining, and entertaining. The enormous eat-in kitchen, custom designed by Molteni in collaboration with Robert A. M. Stern Architects, features Calacatta Gold marble countertops and backsplash, with the unique choice of cerused oak or white lacquer custom cabinetry. State-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances and a 45 bottle Sub Zero wine refrigerator are further complemented by a stunning kitchen banquette.

Peacefully overlooking the courtyard, the expansive master suite offers two massive walk-in-closets, and a windowed, spa-like master bathroom, richly appointed in Siberian white marble. Radiant heated floors, custom designed vanities by Molteni and Robert A.M. Stern, a deep soaking tub with separate glass-enclosed shower, and accessories by Kohler, Dornbracht, and Kallista complete this rejuvenating sanctuary. Three additional bedrooms, equally striking and impressive, have en-suite closets and lavish bathrooms, equipped with Grigio Nicola stone, radiant heated floors, and vanities by Molteni. A fifth bedroom sits off the great room, and can be alternatively utilized as a study or den.